Angie Dicken (Books)

Angie Dicken Books

Drawing inspiration from her childhood immersion in British literature, Angie Dicken crafts stories that delve into the complexities of the human spirit. Her narratives explore the intricate relationships between characters, weaving tales with a keen eye for detail and an engaging prose style. Dicken's writing is marked by its sincerity and emotional depth, inviting readers into richly imagined worlds. She possesses a unique voice that resonates with authenticity and thoughtful observation.

The Yellow Lantern: Historical Stories of Romance and Crime

422 pages
15 hours of reading

3.0(1)Add rating

True ColorsIn 1824, Josephine Clayton is considered dead by everyone in her Massachusetts town. Yet, she is still very much alive. After the doctor's illegal dealing with his body snatcher to obtain her body, Josephine awakens, positioned as the next corpse for his research. Josephine begs to be spared and they strike a deal -- Josephine will leave and work at a distant mill, where she'll help the body snatcher find her replacement. But Josephine falls for the factory manager, Braham Taylor, and when Braham's loved one becomes the prey for the next grave robbing, Josie must make a choice that could steal away the promise of any future at all.